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Fourteen books to read this summer – Jewish Insider

| June 2, 2022

In the latest installment of a series exploring new and upcoming books, the team at Jewish Insider previews top titles coming out this summer: The Latecomer: A Novel, by Jean Hanff Korelitz (May 31): In her latest novel, Korelitz conjures up the world of the fictitious Oppenheimer family parents Salo and Johanna, and triplets Harrison, Lewyn and Sally and upends their world when Johanna decides to have a fourth child as her first three leave for college. Franz Kafka: The Drawings by Andreas Kilcher and Pavel Schmidt (May 31): Three years after the discovery of hundreds of Kafkas sketches in a private collection, Kilcher and Schmidt publish the famed writers full-color drawings. The Pope at War: The Secret History of Pius XII, Mussolini, and Hitler, by David I

Award-winning Culinary Writer Anya von Bremzen Visits Thessaloniki | GTP Headlines – GTP Headlines

| June 2, 2022

Anya von Bremzen in Thessaloniki Award-winning gastronomy and culture journalist Anya von Bremzen recently visited the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki to explore the culinary options the city offers to travelers. Anya von Bremzen is a renowned writer of books that combine gastronomy and travels. She also writes for US travel magazine and guide AFAR

23 of the Best Restaurants in Rome Including Pizza, Street Food, Cafes and Markets (2022) – 2foodtrippers

| June 2, 2022

The vast number of restaurants in Rome can be overwhelming whether you visit for one day, one week or longer. Read on to discover our favorite Rome restaurants that you wont want to miss plus street food, pizzerias, cafes and markets

Skirball Exhibit Showcases Jewish Deli and Immigration History – Jewish Journal

| May 27, 2022

Everyone has a deli favorite: chicken matzah ball soup, pastrami or corned beef on rye with lots of mustard, bagels and lox. But the deli is so much more than the food itself

In the Kitchen With Ricky: Become a pitmaster with this smoked brisket – The Spokesman Review

| May 27, 2022

National Brisket Day is Saturday, and with a little planning, the right tools and a brisket, you can celebrate everyones favorite barbecued meat with this weeks recipe. When most of us hear the word brisket, we immediately think of the South and more specifically Texas. This quintessential Texas barbecue main dish is well-known, respected and desired, not only in Texas, but now all over the U.S

Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay on the Lower East Side in NYC – Thrillist

| May 27, 2022

Lullaby bar | Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Lullaby bar | Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist With its robust immigrant history, the Lower East Side helped shape the citys long-standing reputation as a place where people from every background can come together without forgetting their roots. Situated in Lower Manhattan, the historic neighborhood found its footing as an inexpensive place where immigrants could drop their bags, find a job, and work toward a better life.

Out & About: Area entertainment and cultural events starting Wednesday, May 25 – Martinsville Bulletin

| May 27, 2022

Calendar items may be sent to accent@martinsvillebulletin.com, brought to the newsroom at 19 E. Church St., Martinsville, or mailed to P.O

Everything you need to know about Boston Calling 2022 – Boston.com

| May 27, 2022

MusicNine Inch Nails, The Strokes, and Metallica will headline Boston Calling 2022 from May 27-29. Courtesy Boston Calling Believe it or not, Memorial Day weekend is already upon us, which means the 2022 Boston Calling Music Festival will soon bring more than 50 artists to the Harvard Athletic Complex in Allston from May 27 through 29

Crepe escapes: You can travel the world just by eating pancakes – The Boston Globe

| May 27, 2022

In almost every cuisine around the world, there are pancakes. They vary in shape, size, thickness, and ingredients. The most common are very thin rounds, perfect for rolling, folding, filling, and scooping.

The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg – The Burg News

| May 27, 2022

Historic Grace UMC Church in Harrisburg Unseasonal heat may have you searching out some low-key activities this weekend. Our idea: spend some time reading TheBurg stories you may have missed last week, which we conveniently list and link below. 2nd Street construction continues apace, as the city announced that traffic signals would flash yellow from Forster to Division streets


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